SteamKit

SteamKit is a microservice-based operations platform that combines manual operator workflows with fully automated trading pipelines across a fleet of Steam accounts.

Bookkeeping. The core unit is the Steam Account — it holds items, balance, and a dedicated proxy that is never shared or reused. Operators interact with accounts through SteamKit directly: the system surfaces guard codes, pending confirmations, and live order and inventory data without ever exposing the underlying Steam Guard secrets. When an operator finishes with an account, a fresh one can be requested from the pool.

Automation. Routine operations run without manual intervention — proxy imports, per-account proxy rotation, and bought-skin database entries are all handled automatically. When an operator opens a browser session, SteamKit launches it pre-configured with the correct proxy and browser profile for that account, ensuring sessions are fully isolated and accounts cannot be linked to one another.

Security. Protection is applied at every layer. Access enters through an OIDC provider over a VPN-only network boundary. Inside the system, database row-level security policies enforce what each role can read or write — operators cannot perform actions outside their assigned scope.